St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-20


but also by reason of the striking comoina-
ton of cOlors and elegant artistic arrange
ment of the drapings and ornaments.
OTHER FEATURES.
Fifty lady members OF the Nushka Tobog-
gan cup rode in an immense boat sleigh
drawn by six horses. With them were four
ladies from st. Louis, members of ST. Louis
club and guests of the Nushkas A large
number OF ladies carried horns which were
footed at frequent intervals, much to the
amusement OF the crowd
Inc Coiunbla bouncing blanket was hung
on framework borne on the shoulders of
tour negroes rObed in white On the front
Oh tue blanket is the name of the club and
SulDlen, also the motto, I'VE aim to elevate
our fellow men, On the other side were the
words. United we stand; capsized you fall"
ms was one of the most noticeable features
Of the parade.
Light OF The younger members of the West
minister Teboggan club rode in a sleigh while
the others marched as escorts.
large float decorated with blue and the
natlonal colOrS carried twenty lady members
OF the st. Anthony Hill To5oggan club.
IniFty members OF the Rising Suii Toboggan
ciuD' all little folks. rode in large express
wagon.
The Knights of the Grip Carnival club
turned out 100 travelling men in linen busters,
TrlpSackS and palm leaf fans. The straw hat
OF last y ear has been exchanged for Il sensible
WOODEN cap. Thev carried bunner bearing
the words knights of the Grin Carnival
CIub represent millions" a laughable
feature Of thiS club consisted of two mem
Ders, each wearing sash plenteously decor
aled with horse chestnutS, CARRYING Il large
gong and labeled on the back Its old but it
goes. These were Ike Sederer and ]. C.
Looms They marched well and were ac-
conpanied By the Elgin band of 1orty-fiYe
pieces, which attracted good deal attention,
as well us the club
inc ST. George's carried very large new
silk banner, the front being lavender and the
pacK pink On the back are the words Pre-
scented 10 the st. Georges Snow Shoe club by
the ladies of Merriam Park" On the front
Is Il large red plush cross in a shield The
whole is orhamented with cord ard ribbo n
and elegantly mounted. The corners were
steauied 10y the two mascots of the club, Leo
and Sam Rose. The.old banner. which was stolen
rom the club last year ana won back again
only after q rough and tumble scramble. was
also in line.
Six aly members of the Columbia Snow
Shoe club rode in a box sleigh, ana with the
clio was w. r. Lit e ami little 10y Walter
III UNIFORM. riding in a cutter, the horses
pianket being decorated with the emblems of
the club,
Ihe Little Grow Toboggan club marched in
tue form OF a cross. and the boys did it WELL
Inc seven Corners Snow Shoe club made a
very pretty appearance marching in the form
@nd the second in single rank
The Standard Skating club ladies marched
IN the procession led by their captain Miss
Eva Evans
Tine Wakoutas carried fine new white
satin banner, presented by their ladies, and
bearing, besides the name of the club, large
toboggan embroidered in outline of blue
mis- was in addition to the old banner of last
year, which is a"W', in shield of crimson
plush. .-..r..r.
The bus provided for the jolly Sisters
Ioooggan club WAS not large enough to ac-
commodate them all. there being 2S. and half
dozen of the little girls trudeed along be-
nina over the whole line of march
Along with the Mohawk Toboggan club.
which is composed of little boys, was dog
team. the two animals being haraessed in a
span drawing a tobOggan in which rode two
members of the club.
The Red Fox Toboggan club. also composed
OIL little folks, carried very handsome BAN
ner on which was hand painted picture of a
red fox.
The Esquimaux club carried very pretty
banner of red plush with the name of the
club in gilt.
The Red Wings was inscribed on a very
handsome banner borne in a sleigh in which
were SIX children in pretty red uniforms
Tue Norwegian Ski and Kjelka club was ac-
coinpanied by twenty ladies, who marched i'm
line and with as much precision as the men.
-
drew their kjelkas, or sleds
Inc Northern Pacific Carnival club was one
Oh me nneSt appearing i'll the procession 1t
was led by carriage, in which rode T. F.
Oakes, j: NJ. Hannaford, J. T. Odell and w.
p. Clough.
A large bus carried twelve lady members
of the Palace Skating club.
ina Pappoose Toboggan club, thirty-five in
NUMBER, boys and girls, road IN a large float
ana mace very pretty appearance in their
handsome blue uniforms.
The Strong-Hacket Toboggan club escorted
their lady members, who rode in a float
arranged in the form of pyramid, drawn by
1our horses aud decorated with the national
colors. AT the peak floated the club banner.
twenty lady members of the Junior Dane
ing and Carnival club rode in a large box
sielgh' trimmed with red, white and blue and
garlands of evergreen.
Eight uniformed members of the Boze-
man club marched with the Columbus.
whose guests they are, each carrying a
snow shoe over the shoulder Their uni
forms are gray, with red trimmings.